L’affare Newmarket's menu gets a seasonal twist

Head down to L'affare Newmarket to experience their fresh, new seasonal menu.
With a philosophy of seasonality that extends beyond simply using the word ‘seasonal’, L’affare Newmarket’s commitment to altering its menu remains eminently fresh. L’affare Newmarket has once again, come through by adding a number of vibrant and unadulterated dishes to excite all.
L’affare Newmarket presents an ever-changing menu that offers an expression of the season. It’s expertly balanced to suit any foodie. For something on the lighter side, the Pink Grapefruit and Watercress Salad with Avocado, Hazelnuts and Parmesan will satisfy. Or perhaps the Grilled Sweetcorn and Nectarine Salad with Bitter Greens and Chevre will take your fancy. While light and fresh, each element of the criminally delicious Warm Farro and Prosciutto Salad is packed with goodness, leaving you wondering how soon is too soon to return. Even better, the prices won’t break the bank.
L’affare Newmarket roast, blend, grind and pack their speciality coffee onsite, which certainly makes for great viewing. It’s more than just a place to drop in for a bite, it’s a hub for coffee fanatics, gourmands and those wanting to host their own functions in the space.
L'affare Newmarket
22 Melrose Street
Newmarket
Auckland
(09) 378 9416
www.laffare.co.nz
latest issue:
Issue #122
Our latest of dish is an absolute bumper issue, packed with over 70 recipes! We start by chatting with the MasterChef Australia judges and Kiwi contestant Ben Mcdonald before cooking up the very best of what’s in season. Then we make freezer meals easy and delicious with double-batch cooking. Next up we share some of our faves including Pretzel-crumbed Chicken Schnitty and French Onion Soup Mac and Cheese. Then we whip up warming curries, tempting dinners for two, epic sides like our Parmesan-crusted Roasted Potatoes, and crowd pleasers like our cover-star Miso French Onion Chicken. We finish up with irresistible sweet treats and a run-down of top Aussie shiraz!